Reviews of Google Pixel XL 128GB Quite Black

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Reviewed on 2016-11-13

The launch of Google Pixel XL marks a new milestone for its smartphone development where the name of Nexus has been officially ended. The greatest Pixel XL smartphone comes with the 5.5 inches Quad HD AMOLED display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 clocked at 2.1...

Google 's own Pixel XL smartphone has been taken apart by the folks at iFixit who have given it a repairability score of 6 out of 10. To put this into perspective, the recent Apple iPhone 7 got a score of 7 so while the iFixit teardown shows modular compo...

Fast camera that takes quality snaps, As slick and streamlined as Android gets

Only average battery life, Marmite school of design, No standout features

Let's cut to the chase. The Pixel XL isn't just important - it's one of the most meaningful things Google has ever done when it comes to smartphones.And yes, I know I'm talking about the company behind the world's most popular mobile OS.This top-spec hand...

With the Google Pixel and Pixel XL phones officially announced already, we couldn't help but make some quick comparisons with the phones using our tech spec comparison tool. You can see some of our comparisons in the links below but clearly the Pixel and...

RIP Nexus. Long live the Pixel. That, at least, is the message Google has touted at its big launch event, which saw the tech giant introduce the much-leaked Pixel and Pixel XL handsets to the entire world.We've got the full low-down on everything you need...

Google has produced some excellent and affordable phones under the Nexus brand. Now, it's extending the Pixel range – which previously included a very expensive tablet and a very expensive laptop – to a pair of very expensive smartphones. Is that a good m...

I've been using the Google Pixel XL for a while now. With so many decent Android flagship devices is hard to say anything that makes a phone really good or really bad about themDisplay: 5” / 5.5″ /441 ppi / 534 (Pixel XL) Cameras: 12 Mp rear-facing came...

Could benefit from wireless charging, Front-facing speakers would be best, Availability should've been solid from the start, Android File Transfer should work or be replaced

It's been 5 months since I started using a Google Pixel XL and, like no other phone before it, I can't imagine switching to any other device. While it's quite possible the newest wave of smartphones from brands like Samsung and LG will out-style and out-d...

Solid design, Promise to get updates on day one, Welloptimized, smoothperforming Android, Camera captures great stills and video, Very good battery life, Versatile video recording, Plentiful 64GB of storage in the base model, Support for expandable storag...

Google stirred things up in the cozy Android high-end phone market with its Pixel lineup of phones: for years, things in the Android space have been dictated by the likes of Samsung, LG, HTC and Motorola (. well, mostly Samsung), but this year, we have...

When Google set out to develop and market its first Phone by Google branded device - not co-branded with a partner - and spiritual successors to its legacy Nexus brand, the company drew a line in the sand. Not only was the target to develop smartphones th...

Google's Pixel XL and Samsung's Galaxy S7 edge are the highest end 5.5-inchers with Android you can get at the moment, and, given the sizeable increase in demand for larger screens, a clash of these titans is inevitable. When comparing the S7 edge agains...

The Google Pixel XL is a smartphone that features incredible software, but subpar hardware. The question is whether or not the software experience makes up for the lack of hardware related features.For nearly $800 off-contract, the Pixel XL features a 5.5...

Class leading image detail across the ISO range, Noise wellcontrolled at higher ISOs, Very good dynamic range, Fast and accurate AF in all light levels, Very efficient video stabilization when camera is not panned, Good video image quality, Highquality sl...

For its latest smartphone generation, Google has dropped the Nexus moniker of previous models and used Pixel branding borrowed from the company's top-end Chromebooks and tablets. The Pixel XL is the larger of two models and comes with a 5.5" QHD-screen th...

Since launching in 29, the Nexus line has been a loosely collected family of phones from Google. Whereas they may be designed as a series of devices, they have thus far been perceived as one-off models launched roughly once per year.Initially, the Nexus O...

Phenomenal UI Performance, Eye Catching Rear Design, Excellent Camera Auto Software, Best in Class Voice Assistant, Very Good Battery Life and Recharging Speeds, The Nexus is dead, The Pixel XL has become a fairly polarizing device in our comments. There'...

The Nexus is dead.The Pixel XL has become a fairly polarizing device in our comments. There's a lot of the Google DNA which Nexus fans enjoyed, but it's packaged up in a softer aesthetic, and it arrives with a more premium price tag.Google's design here g...

It's been close to a month since I started using the Google Pixel XL and, for the most part, it's been a good experience. Before the announcement of the Pixel, I was a bit hyped on the idea of owning a Google smartphone as it would be my first since the...

The Google Pixel XL is a first. It's the first phone with Google's Android Assistant AI feature. It's the first with the Pixel Launcher home screen. It's the first phone with Daydream, Google's VR platform. And it's the first phone “made by Google,” accor...

Google's first branded device delivers one of the best devices in the Android ecosystem: the $770 Pixel XL . (For those who can't wait, the Pixel XL sells for over $1,000 on Amazon.) The XL launched with similar specs as the $500 Nexus 6P , but is it wort...

Apple's always offered its users a complete hardware-and-software smartphone experience: everybody gets iOS, and everybody gets the iPhone. With Android, that situation's a lot more complicated, with a litany of manufacturers to choose from, and little a...

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